All the Queen's Men (2001)

Actors

• Laura Sevier (miscellaneous crew)
• Cassandra Barbour (miscellaneous crew)
• Udo Kier (actor)
• Eddie Izzard (actor)
• Danny Krausz (producer)
• Pip Torrens (actor)
• Robert Folk (composer)
• Oliver Korittke (actor)
• James Cosmo (actor)
• Edward Fox (actor)
• Karl Markovics (actor)
• Nicolette Krebitz (actress)
• Christine Harbort (actress)
• David Schneider (writer)
• Michael Lloyd (composer)

Genres

• Action
• Comedy
• Drama
• War

Quotes:

Franz: Don't insult my friend, he is be-sexual, right? [Frans is German]::Tony Parker: Right. I have sex with bees.::Franz: I never understand why you go around with queens.::Tony Parker: Well, they're bigger than bees.

Secretary: He entered the Reichskanzlei and almost captured Goering. He almost got hold of the plans for the V2.::Aitken: Yes, I've heard him referred to as "Special Agent Almost".

Tony Parker: Well, actually, I'm a bisexual lesbian in a man's body... but it's more complicated than that.

Franz: Not bad for a bunch of queens.

Franz: [hugging Tony on bed] I learned to adapt. I even have sex with women.::Tony Parker: Women? How many women?::Franz: 10 or 12.::Tony Parker: [stops hugging] 10 or 12?::Franz: I had to make it convincing. It's been seven years.::Tony Parker: Eight is convincing, 12 is enjoying it.::Franz: I was thinking of you every time.::Tony Parker: Oh, yes, how did you ever stop from shouting my name?

Johnno: [upon seeing O'Rourke walk into the room, covered in mud and sewage] Holy moly.::Tony Parker: I didn't know we had to DRESS for dinner.

Johnno: [whispering to Parker, watching O'Rourke write a note to Romy] Didn't he tell us not to put anything in writing?::Tony Parker: Don't you get it? He's never gonna see her again.

[In the club for men "leaning to starboard" - i.e. a gay club - where the team first meets Tony Parker]::Tony Parker: [Referring to Mr Johnson being plied with drinks and cigarettes by other patrons] He seems very at home...::Aitken: He went to Eton.

Les faucheurs de marguerites (1974)

Actors

• Bernard Musson (actor)
• Bernard Musson (actor)
• Walter Rilla (actor)
• Didier Flamand (actor)
• Marcel Gassouk (actor)
• Fernand Guiot (actor)
• Alexander May (actor)
• Jess Hahn (actor)
• Yvon Sarray (actor)
• Michel Magne (composer)
• Jean-Pierre Castaldi (actor)
• Michel Fortin (actor)
• Jean-Paul Moulinot (actor)
• Roger Pigaut (actor)
• Philippe Brigaud (actor)

Genres

• Adventure

• Lyrics: play full screen play karaoke
• Zeppelin - Johnossi
• Zeppelin - The Silent Type

Gone, gone, gone baby's gone
Leave me broken on a dead end phone
You said you reached for the time
But this time the time ain't enough
A split second a blink of an eye
When she's gone yeah she's gone, baby's gone
Yeah she's gone baby's gone
And I've just felt like shit ever since
We had a real good time, and we were best friends
But we would drive and strive until we hit a dead end
And she's gone baby's gone
And I've just felt like shit ever since
Gone, gone, gone baby's gone
Leave me broken on a dead end phone
Now you can feast on the time
And catch up on all you left out
Dead head, yeah I'm dead in the head
Cause when she's gone yeah she's gone
Baby's gone yeah she's gone baby's gone
And I've just felt like shit ever since
We had a real good time, and we were best friends
But we would drive and strive until we hit a dead end
And she's gone baby's gone
And I've just felt like shit ever since
Waking up from a coma with your brand new eyes
See the world in a different way
Even though the past ist just a memory away
Even though you lost it
I remind you that thing ain't that easy to forget
Disappointments and weak regrets
What about my broken heart?
Gone, gone, gone baby's gone
Leave me broken on a dead end phone
You said you reached for the time
But this time the time ain't enough
A split second a blink of an eye
When she's gone yeah she's gone, baby's gone
Yeah she's gone baby's gone

The coins rest deep in the wells of my eyes, placed gently there after I died. It's a small penance I'm willing to pay for my fare, my fate, escape. But what beauty and grace will remain as our ruins, or relics, or names? They're all constants that stand to remind of what quickly passes by. As we quit the shore, I survey the graves; rows of old stones, unevenly paired, princess with thieves and lovers apart. So where shall I lay? With you? Alone?
The storm is now pressing its weight on all sides as it plunges its nails into pine. The tall waters will wash us away. For now, forget, erase, and leave nothing behind whence we came--no ruins, nor relics, nor names, nor anchors to hang in the tides that slowly still unwind. But we rest assured we're safe in our graves. With faces upturned, we look to be saved, but the rustling of soil will slowly subside and quietly die.